I don't mind them, but like the 1st year we had the all red caps for our weekend games, there was too much blue in the uniforms and they looked out of place.

I actually wonder if this is the marketing department making moves towards making Red more of our Primary colour.

Hope the club shells out some extra money and gets the red helmet for weekend uniforms rather than just using the home helmet on weekends to finish off the red look, the batting helmets in my opinion look out of place on the weekend now.

It's grown on me, only because we appear to have no choice since the Chief is becoming a thing of the past. My go-to Tribe hat is the script I, but my next purchase will probably wind up being the block C.

But, the BP hats are ugly.

A God Damn dead man would understand that if a minor league bus in any city took a real sharp right turn, a Zack McCalister would likely fall out. - Lead Pipe

I don't like the way the New Era hats fit and I definitely don't like all of the stupid ass colors, snapbacks, or paying $35+ for a hat.

The second hat you linked to is the one I've worn for about 8 years now. I love that hat...thought it was lost a few years back so I ordered a new one, then found the old one again. It was almost as happy a day as when my kids were born.

ASPDawgpound12 wrote:I do love the 1970's C that they used to have - That whole writing from that era was awesome

Yes please...

The only Tribe hat I wear

Galley Boys are slop on top of a so-so burger and a bun you coulde get from a Covneninet food mart generic pack. They the Antoine Joubert of burgers; soft, sloppy, oozing grease and cheap sauce and extremely overrated by a biased fan base. Proof that if you throw enough cheap sauce shit on a burger you still can't overcome the lame burger. -JB

Best Indians thing I've ever found was at a TJ Maxx or Marshalls around here. It's a red shirt with blue thermal long sleeves sewn in with INDIANS on the chest in the 70s font. Made by a company called Red Jacket. All their shirts are minimum $35, but I found this for $12.99 or something.

I'm also a sucker for retro sports t-shirts. I've got some hockey shirts made by what seems to be a defunct company that was called Classic Sports Logos. I have the Minnesota Fighting Saints and the San Francisco Shamrocks.

skatingtripods wrote:Best Indians thing I've ever found was at a TJ Maxx or Marshalls around here. It's a red shirt with blue thermal long sleeves sewn in with INDIANS on the chest in the 70s font. Made by a company called Red Jacket. All their shirts are minimum $35, but I found this for $12.99 or something.

I'm also a sucker for retro sports t-shirts. I've got some hockey shirts made by what seems to be a defunct company that was called Classic Sports Logos. I have the Minnesota Fighting Saints and the San Francisco Shamrocks.

skatingtripods wrote:Best Indians thing I've ever found was at a TJ Maxx or Marshalls around here. It's a red shirt with blue thermal long sleeves sewn in with INDIANS on the chest in the 70s font. Made by a company called Red Jacket. All their shirts are minimum $35, but I found this for $12.99 or something.

I'm also a sucker for retro sports t-shirts. I've got some hockey shirts made by what seems to be a defunct company that was called Classic Sports Logos. I have the Minnesota Fighting Saints and the San Francisco Shamrocks.

I love Homage, and here in Columbus its big deal. I own three of their shirts I recieved as gifts or through a free promotion (.10 beer night, a buckeye nut house shirt, and the Jewish rec bball league shirt (my fav)), as much as I like their product, I just cant bring myself to pay $28 for a t-shirt out of my own pocket.

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Check out that Marshalls at Avon Commons periodically. It's hit or miss with finding some of the Indians stuff, but I've found quite a few Wright & Ditson Tribe shirts at TJ Maxx/Marshalls. Actually found a Hartford Whalers hockey one once. Usually less than $15, which is awesome given how much they are to buy online.

I forgot to add www.47brand.com too. You can get 47 Brand Tribe stuff at the team shops, sometimes on clearance. Saw an awesome grey t-shirt with the '73-'79 logo at the one at South Park, but they didn't have my size.

A God Damn dead man would understand that if a minor league bus in any city took a real sharp right turn, a Zack McCalister would likely fall out. - Lead Pipe

Govbarney wrote:I love Homage, and here in Columbus its big deal. I own three of their shirts I recieved as gifts or through a free promotion (.10 beer night, a buckeye nut house shirt, and the Jewish rec bball league shirt (my fav)), as much as I like their product, I just cant bring myself to pay $28 for a t-shirt out of my own pocket.

The Heater from Van Meter shirt is phenomenal. Nearly grabbed it the last time I was at Easton. Did grab some of the 10 cent beer night plastic cups, though.

Homage stuff is really nice. That's what sucks about this retro stuff. Paying $28 and up for a t shirt seems ludicrous. If I had a ton of money, I'd have so much of this stuff I couldn't wear it all in a year.

A God Damn dead man would understand that if a minor league bus in any city took a real sharp right turn, a Zack McCalister would likely fall out. - Lead Pipe

Galley Boys are slop on top of a so-so burger and a bun you coulde get from a Covneninet food mart generic pack. They the Antoine Joubert of burgers; soft, sloppy, oozing grease and cheap sauce and extremely overrated by a biased fan base. Proof that if you throw enough cheap sauce shit on a burger you still can't overcome the lame burger. -JB